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Agricultural sector banker unhitches his harness

by MARK DAVEY

editor@campbeltowncourier.co.uk

A BANKER who specialised in Kintyre’s farming sector has retired to plough a new furrow in Kelso.

John Cruickshanks joined the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) as a 17-year-old, straight from school and has remained with the now state-owned bank for the whole of his 48-year career.

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